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WP227: Digital exclusion and access to basic services in West Africa: Disentangling individual from territorial effects
Evidence points to digital infrastructure and education as critical investments.
AD1203: Rural citizens bear the brunt as most Ethiopians still lack reliable electricity supply
Majority give government poor marks on energy provision.
AD1202: La radio maintient sa domination malgré l’essor des réseaux sociaux et d’Internet dans le paysage médiatique au Bénin
Moins de la moitié des citoyens considèrent que les médias sont libres de publier sans ingérence du gouvernement.
AD1201: Majority of Zimbabweans pan government performance on water and sanitation services
Half of citizens say their household experienced repeated shortages of clean water during the past year.
AD1200: Education rises on Namibians’ agenda as marks on government’s performance grow poorer
Public dissatisfaction has tripled over the past decade.
AD1199: Os Guineenses apoiam a permanência das raparigas grávidas na escola, a educação sexual e a autonomia das mulheres nas decisões sobre o casamento
A maioria apoia a autonomia das mulheres em decisões sobre o casamento, mas não em escolhas sobre a maternidade.
AD1198: Public confidence in Tanzania’s judicial system is strong, but gaps in access to justice remain
Cost and lack of legal aid are still barriers for many.
AD1197: Moins de la moitié des Tchadiens estiment que la violence conjugale n’est jamais justifiée
La majorité des citoyens disent que les autorités doivent faire plus pour protéger les femmes et les filles contre la discrimination et le harcèlemen
AD1196: L’immigration en Tunisie : Une tolérance contrastée par des craintes économiques
Les citoyens sont partagés sur la libre circulation transfrontalière et souhaitent une réduction de l'immigration.
AD1196: Immigration in Tunisia: Tolerance tempered by economic fears
Tunisians hold mixed views on free cross-border movement, want reduced immigration.
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